Gerry Scotti apologizes to Naples: Doctor Ascierto is a gentleman

Gerry Scotti on the Ascierto case: he is not responsible for the Striscia service and apologizes. His statements to the microphones of Gianni Simioli.

Gerry Scotti was directly involved in a real case of defamation towards the Doctor Paolo Ascierto ofPascale Hospital Institute of Naples.

After the wave of protest and indignation that was unleashed following a report by Striscia La Notizia, the satirical news anchor was forced to explain his professional position by apologizing to Naples.

Gerry Scotti on Radio Kiss Kiss on the Ascierto case

It is not surprising if a Neapolitan radio station wanted to contact Gerry Scotti directly to hear, from the host's voice, his considerations regarding the service broadcast by Striscia. These are Gerry Scotti's statements on Radio Kiss Kiss:

We don't cheer on anyone, we just satire.
I have read the text written by the authors, I do not answer personally but you must report it to the authors.
If you want my viewer view Ascierto was silent and proved to be a gentleman. The other (Professor Galli, ed) wanted to be the top of the class, when you could step back.

The presenter then explained to viewers of have no responsibility compared to what is aired by Striscia: the conductors have only the task of read the texts written by the authors, both during the actual conduct and during the recorded commentary to services aired during the broadcast.

Gerry Scotti also took advantage of the opportunity to direct the anger of the Neapolitans away from him and against him Professor Galli, who, according to the conductor, wanted to "be top of the class" instead of recognizing the Neapolitan doctors their merits in the fight against Coronavirus.

The reaction of Pascale di Napoli

The service of Striscia la Notizia resumed and artfully assembled it exchange of jokes occurred between the professor Paul Ascierto and the professor Galli of the Sacco Hospital in Milan, who had confronted each other during the broadcast RAI White paper about the protocol for the national trial of the drug Tocilizumab against Coronavirus.

Pascale's management has decided to to take legal action against the authors of Striscia, considering absolutely unacceptable the idea that the satirical news of Antonio Ricci wanted fuel the controversy and especially ridicule Pascale's work in such a delicate moment for the nation and above all on a subject of such importance.

One will be presented in the next few hours complaint by the lawyer Andrea Castaldo, who will look after the legal interests of Doctor Ascierto and the Pascale Institute.